Zheng Jinchang

Zheng Jinchang （Cheng Kam Cheong） was born on December 22, 1941. Cheng Kam Cheong is known as the "Prince of Cantonese Opera" in Malaysia. The Cantonese songs he sang were actually contemporary Cantonese songs. He began to record Cantonese pop songs in the late 1960s, and they quickly became popular throughout Southeast Asia. In Hong Kong, one of his songs was adapted from "Minjiang Nocturne" "Wish to Turn and Cherish Flowers" Bee" is also very popular. By the 1970s, it was even more popular in various Chinese areas. Cheng Kam-cheong is not only a Cantonese pop singer, but also an actor, lyricist, composer and record producer. Cheng Jinchang was born in Malaysia. He sang Cantonese opera with a beautiful voice and clear pronunciation. In 1966, he published his first solo Chinese album. In 1969, he came to Hong Kong to develop his career. His song "Yuanyang River" made him famous in Southeast Asia and Hong Kong. In 1971, "New Chanyuan Bell" won the "Top Ten Singers Award" from Hong Kong Ming Pao. In 1973, he performed on the same stage with Bruce Lee in "Happy Tonight", and Zheng Jinchang sang "Tangshan Brother", which is still popular in Hong Kong. In addition to publishing records in Singapore, Malaysia and Hong Kong and singing around the world, Cheng Kam-cheong was also a contract singer for TVB's "Happy Tonight" and participated in filming movies and TV shows. He is a versatile entertainer.